You can attach your iPod to your PC/Mac and look under DEVICES (not the local library) in iTunes to browse your iPod contents. From there you can delete/rename the recorded files. There are a number of ways, including the following: 1. To delete a file, simply select the file and press "Delete" key. 2. To rename a file right-click on it in the list and select Get Info in the popup menu. A dialog will pop-up, from here you can change the file name in the info tab.

iTunes works in one direction, i.e. iTunes-> iPod and not the other way round. Hence, you will not see these in iTunes local library. Same reasoning goes for iTunes deleting the irecorded files on forced syncing since there is no history of them in iTunes. When using iRecord the manual mode of iTunes is enabled by iRecord to prevent automatic syncing. Of course you can still move your other contents from iTunes to iPod in manual mode.

A mismatch between iRecord firmware and iTunes on your PC or Mac is detected. Please check iRecord website to get latest information on iRecord compatible versions of iTunes. Firmware upgrades are also provided to ensure, that iRecord works with newer version of iTunes. Please check iRecord website to download the latest firmware upgrades.

Please make sure that in iPod video settings, you have set TV output to OFF.

   1) Make sure that there is a Memory Stick™ inserted into PSP®.
   2) From Settings menu of PSP® select "USB connection" option before attaching PSP® to  
       iRecord.

You may try the following:
   1) Remove and Re-Insert storage media.
   2) Power down iRecord, wait for 10 seconds and then Power up again.
   3) Reset iPod.

Make sure that video cable is properly plugged into the video source as well as iRecord. Also make sure that video source (e.g. DVD player) is turned on and is playing.

This is a safety feature. Power key is disabled during recording process to avoid accidental key press. You will have to stop the recording before powering off the system.

This is a power saving feature in iRecord. When there is no activity on iRecord for 10 minutes, it automatically switches its power off.

Make sure that your recording media (iPod® or USB flash drive) has enough storage space (minimum 10 MB).

Please format the new flash drive using a PC/Mac (FAT16/32 or HFS+ file system). Some factory formatted USB flash drives do not behave properly with iRecord and a re-formatting is recommended. If your storage media is still not recognized, it might not be a standard USB 2.0 mass storage device.

This happens when iRecord is powered off during the recording (due to power failure or pulling out the power cord). Recording process should be stopped manually by pressing RECORD Start/Stop button. It is safe to power off once the system enters ready state (indicated by status LED illuminated green).

Switch off power and turn on again. The status LED will illuminate ORANGE.

Make sure that there is enough free space available in your USB storage device. The status LED will change from ORANGE to GREEN immediately if there is no space on the storage device.

Check that the S-Video or RCA video cable is properly plugged in. Also make sure that the video source is on and playing.